// Authorized offensive security
Test what matters.
Fix what fails.
Outcome-led offensive security engagements built around realistic attack paths, controlled execution, and practical remediation. Every assessment is scoped and authorized before testing begins.
Delivered by
Red Team Specialist & Malware Developer · 5+ years of enterprise offensive security at KPMG Poland and Netia S.A.
- CRTL
- CRTO
- CPTS
- CRTP
- AZRTS
- AD-RTS
- CRTA
01 Services
Pick the question you need answered
Each engagement is built around one clear security question. Start with the question — the service follows.
- SV-01 · Full-scope assessment Red Team Operations “Could a determined attacker reach our crown jewels — and would we notice?” Realistic, objective-led operations that test whether people, processes, and controls can prevent, detect, and contain a determined attacker. Details
- SV-02 · Human and access risk Insider Threat Assessment “What could someone with trusted access do — and would we catch it?” A controlled review of how trusted access, excessive privilege, and process gaps could enable data theft, fraud, sabotage, or unauthorized disclosure. Details
- SV-04 · Threat-informed testing Adversary Emulation “Which techniques used against our sector would we actually detect?” Emulation of relevant threat-actor tactics and techniques, mapped to your environment and crown-jewel assets. Details
02 Method
One disciplined process, every engagement
The techniques change with the service. The way the work is controlled does not.
- 01
Scope and authorize
Objectives, boundaries, contacts, and stop conditions agreed in writing.
- 02
Plan the scenario
A realistic, reviewed plan built around your environment and threats.
- 03
Execute with control
Agreed windows, continuous safety checks, every action logged.
- 04
Measure the response
What was prevented, detected, investigated, and contained.
- 05
Report and debrief
Evidence-backed findings and a roadmap your team can act on.
// Primary deliverable
A report built to be acted on
Every engagement ends with a detailed written report — readable by leadership, precise enough for engineers — followed by a technical readout and an optional executive debrief.
- Executive summary for leadership
- Attack narrative and timeline
- Evidence-backed, risk-ranked findings
- Detection and response observations
- Prioritized remediation roadmap
03 Rules of engagement
Safe by design, not by luck
Every service is delivered only under these conditions — no exceptions.
Written authorization
No testing starts without documented approval and an agreed scope.
Stop conditions
Clear criteria to pause or halt at any stage, with named emergency contacts.
Data minimization
Only the data the objective requires, handled and retained as agreed.
Evidence, not opinion
Every finding is traceable to timestamped evidence you can verify.